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The Bank of England and the Federal Reserve are presented as forms of transnational private banking that let governments borrow from private interests at interest.
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The Bank of England and the Federal Reserve are presented as forms of transnational private banking that let governments borrow from private interests at interest.
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"...Bank of England, what it is, it's transnational capital. So it's private interest, but anyone can invest it, including the Dutch Republic, including, guess..."
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"It's a private bank. It's a private interest. They print money, and the government, how's it gonna spend money? It borrows from the Federal..."
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"...merchant oligarchies, okay? Merchant oligarchies, meaning that they are controlled by private interests. Private interests. Now, I understand that in school you're taught that..."
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"They've always been controlled by private interests. They're still controlled by private interests today. Okay? And the way they use private interests. What they..."
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"...democracy, they call themselves a republic, but it's actually controlled by private interests, okay? All right, so because Venice has no resources, it has..."
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